Sentence examples for move a process from inspiring English sources

Short has taken his time making this key move, a process no doubt brought into even sharper relief by Di Canio's 13-game reign - although that should be placed in context as Sunderland's owner remembered how "he came in and provided the fire that we needed to fight for the points necessary to stay in the league" last season.

He sought to play down the Senate's missed deadline, saying, "As long as I see folks working diligently and consistently, I am comfortable with moving a process forward that builds as much consensus as possible".

"Public services are often designed in terms of workflow – how transactions move through a process," he continues.

As the name indicates, the DoD plans to move toward a process that services weapon systems based on their actual condition instead of the presumptive schedule-based approach.

As a Presbyterian Church (USA) congregation, MBCC will work with the local governing called a "presbytery" to move through a process of seeking and calling a new pastor.

Pre-measuring the ingredients and placing in separate bowls will also make the process move a little quicker.

"Those who think we should blow up this process and move a partisan bill are short-sighted," Mr. Boehner said.

First-in-human (FIH) research is a translational process to move a new potential therapy from bench to bedside.

The team have a new coach and appear to have moved on, a process that will continue when they play Chile in London on Sunday.

A whopping $150 billion is cited as the amount spent annually by companies moving talent, a process that can be overly complex, time-consuming, and of course costly.

In 2013, Australia moved to a process of mandatory accreditation for public hospitals with national standards developed by The Australian Commission for Safety and Quality in Health Care ACSQHCC).